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Le Non Guide Ser.: Prima Corsa Del Mondo : Campioni e Velocipedi Nella Firenze Capitale by Paolo Ciampi (2012, eBook)
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Product Identifiers
PublisherPolistampa
ISBN-10885640253X
ISBN-139788856402537
eBay Product ID (ePID)9038404118
Product Key Features
Number of Pages88 Pages
Publication NamePrima Corsa Del Mondo : Campioni E Velocipedi Nella Firenze Capitale
LanguageItalian
Publication Year2012
SubjectModern / General
TypeTextbook
Subject AreaHistory
AuthorPaolo Ciampi
SeriesLe Non Guide Ser.
FormateBook
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Intended AudienceScholarly & Professional
TitleLeadingLa
SynopsisSeptember 2013: Tuscany is getting ready to host the World Championships of Cycling, the greatest sporting event after the World Cup and the Olympics. February 1870: another two wheels international competition takes place in Tuscany. The route, between Florence and Pistoia, is the same, but this is really the first time. It is the debut day for the pioneers of the bicycle, a vehicle that smells of progress, reckless speed, and future. A match that is also the last major event of Florence as the Capital, able to attract the first bold sportsmen, but also a crowd of nobles and poor fellows, indeed an entire curious, troubled, fascinated town. Beyond the sporting event, a history of emotions, funny and touching as those of the past. Because with that frozen morning, with those rides through fog and mud, we took leave of an era and greeted a new one, which lasts until our days. Preface by Riccardo Nencini., September 2013: Tuscany is getting ready to host the World Championships of Cycling, the greatest sporting event after the World Cup and the Olympics. February 1870: another two wheels international competition takes place in Tuscany. The route, between Florence and Pistoia, is the same, but this is really the first time.aIt is the debut day for the pioneers of the bicycle, a vehicle that smells of progress, reckless speed, and future.aA match that is also the last major event of Florence as the Capital, able to attract the first bold sportsmen, but also a crowd of nobles and poor fellows, indeed an entire curious, troubled, fascinated town. Beyond the sporting event, a history of emotions, funny and touching as those of the past.aBecause with that frozen morning, with those rides through fog and mud, we took leave of an era and greeted a new one, which lasts until our days. Preface by Riccardo Nencini., September 2013: Tuscany is getting ready to host the World Championships of Cycling, the greatest sporting event after the World Cup and the Olympics. February 1870: another two wheels international competition takes place in Tuscany. The route, between Florence and Pistoia, is the same, but this is really the first time.
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